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A recent scientific paper explores caching behavior in some polar bears—including kills hidden under the snow and guarded.

Our field work fell into an easy rhythm: Chop wood, carry water, pack, unpack, prepare food, ready gear, sleep, ride, count polar bears. Repeat, repeat.

As we count down to the end of the year, we wanted to share 9 highlights from 2019 that show how your donations are making a difference for polar bears.

Christopher J. Carter is once again serving as our representative at the U.N. climate summit, COP25, held this year in Spain.

My favorite stories come from kids who do incredible things. They inspire me. They make me smile. And their selflessness make me want to be a better person.

For two weeks, we rode across gravel beaches and tundra, along rocky streams, and over low mountain passes, searching for and counting polar bears.